Theatre Calendar (Feb-March 2024)
February Translated by François Archambault, the hit Ulster American is back and on tour. Maxime Denommée’s direction of this striking text is remarkable. La Licorne,…
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The Préville Fine Arts Centre: Leading the Charge in Arts Education
Located at Collège Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes in Longueuil, just across the river from Montreal, mornings at the Préville Fine Arts Centre kickstart a creative and stimulating weekend routine for many local families.
Théâtre Duceppe: The New Era
Actor and director Jean-Simon Traversy has been the co-director of Théâtre Duceppe with David Laurin for the past seven years.
“Iguana” is Tennessee Williams’ Long Saurian Day’s Journey into Night
REVIEW: of The Night of the Iguana, presented by La Femme Theatre Productions at the Signature Theatre Pershing Square Center, New York City, through February…
Highlights | François Dompierre Honoured in Concert, Apple Music Classical in Asia
Conservatoire de musique de Montréal will honour François Dompierre at its 80th century concert, TomoeArts is shutting down after 15 years of performances, and Apple Music Classical is now available in Asia.
Newswire | David Yee Wins 2023 Siminovitch Prize
Toronto-based playwright, actor and co-founding Artistic Director of fu-GEN Theatre Company, David Yee, is this year’s winner of the Siminovitch Prize.
N’essuie jamais de larmes sans gants: Certainly not nostalgia
Reading Jonas Gardell’s novel N’essuie jamais de larmes sans gants, set in Sweden at the start of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, appealed to Alexandre Fecteau, who has now become a recognized director.
Winter News (2023-2024)
January Every week, Amarillys offers French workshops to Anthony, a convicted murderer. Everything separates the protagonists, and yet, between two grammar rules, their respective worlds…
Projet Polytechnique: Say Never Again
In this age of algorithms and disinformation, how can we fight violence against women? Projet Polytechnique addresses the issue.
Philippe Cyr: The art of transgression
Philippe Cyr, the new artistic director of Théâtre Prospero, maintains his focus on transgression. And the concept certainly works for him.
